The pandemic did not deter MOAA’s efforts this year. Instead it spurred our members and staff to action.

An increase could be in store for "everybody across the board" before the next busy PCS season.

You’ll need to register in advance, and hours vary by location. Click for details.

Learn more about the work done by Lt. Col. Shelly Kalkowski, USAF (Ret), legislative liaison for MOAA’s Colorado Council of Chapters.

Mary Dunagan has served in the role for MOAA’s Cape Canaveral (Fla.) Chapter in Florida since 2017.

Gen. Walter “Skip” Sharp, USA (Ret), outlines his goals and priorities for the coming years.

Classic World War II history and fiction, great leaders, and a look at strategy through the ages make up this list of must-haves.

The legislation lowers the so-called “remarriage penalty,” expands and increases Dependency and Indemnity Compensation, and more.

Consider MOAA's charitable efforts as you make these important decisions.

Reilly McGinnis is the sixth woman to hold the post in the school’s 218-year history.

The brevet program selects officers for temporary promotion to serve at the next higher rank in a critical position.

Fees will begin Jan. 1, but a 180-day window, up from 90, will provide a safety net. MOAA fought for the change.